Tylor Chase Ned's Declassified Star's Struggle and 2025 Rehab Journey
Former Nickelodeon star Tylor Chase, known for Ned's Declassified, is entering rehab in 2025 after being spotted homeless in Riverside. Discover the details of his 12 criminal cases and the support from fellow stars.
From the bright lights of Nickelodeon to the streets of Riverside, California, the story of Tylor Chase has taken a turn that’s left fans concerned. The actor, best known as Martin Qwerly in Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, was recently spotted roaming the streets in a distressed state.
A Rapid Descent: 12 Criminal Cases Since 2023
According to official reports, the 36-year-old former child star has faced significant legal and health challenges. Court records from Riverside County reveal he has amassed 12 criminal cases since August 2023, with 8 of those occurring in the past 12 months. His most recent arrests involved shoplifting items valued under $950 and being under the influence.
His father, Joseph Mendez Jr., shared that Chase has been battling bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and substance dependence for over a decade. While his mother, Paula Moisio, clarified that money from a GoFundMe campaign wouldn't help—as he needs medical attention more than cash—the family has been desperately trying to secure long-term care for him.
The 2025 Road to Recovery and Peer Support
Support has come from unexpected places. His former co-star Daniel Curtis Lee and The Mighty Ducks star Shaun Weiss have stepped in to facilitate his rescue. After being found digging dirt behind a 7-Eleven, Chase was eventually hospitalized and placed on a 72-hour medical hold.
Reports indicate that he'll soon be moved into a rehab center to begin a stabilizing treatment process. Shaun Weiss, who has faced his own public struggles, emphasized that Chase requires care beyond standard detox, noting he needs weeks of professional intervention to fully stabilize.
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